Things That WONT Change With Obama's Reelection

I will be the first to admit it---when Ohio went to Obama on Tuesday night-- depression set in---worry grew for the future of my family and for this country which welcomed my ancestors and protected my family.

There is still a great fear running through my consciousness for our future because Obama has won a second term. And like many of my fellow conservatives I spent much of yesterday "out on the ledge getting ready to jump." That was until I realized that while the progressives will try their best to change this great nation into a European socialist republic nothing much has or will be different for a long time. Let me explain, these are the things my that will never change because Obama has won a second term:

• My family still loves me.
• My daughter still wants me to give her money.
• My Son will still go to action movies with me.
• My dog still walks over to my chair's arm rest and sticks her nose under my hand as a signal she wants some attention.
• LIPA still hasn't given me back the power I lost last Monday because of Hurricane Sandy.
• Bill O' Reilly will still whine that Romney didn't come on HIS show and that's why he lost.
• John Boehner will still capitulate first and ask questions later.
• My family will still be driving down to Baltimore to spend Thanksgiving with my brother and his family.
• Chris Matthews will still tinkle down his leg and still call any disagreement with Obama-racism.
• My Long Island Rail Road Train is Still Late and still doesn't have enough seats.
• Ben's Still delivers a delicious brisket sandwich to my office for lunch.
• I will still be welcomed into my Shul (or any Shul) when I show up on Shabbos
• Mark Levin will still teach me American History and the Constitution for three hours every weekday.
• I still have great friendships with some great reporters and bloggers. 
• I am still afraid of heights, so this "out on the ledge"  thing is scary--I better go inside.

You get the Idea-- here are the two other things that wont change:

1. I still think that the United States of America is the best hope for freedom in the world.
2. Despite Tuesday night's lousy news, I will still be fighting against the progressive agenda and their allies in the government and in the  mainstream media, because I still love my God, my Country, my friends, and most of all, my family. To be honest there is no other choice.

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In the end I am still very confident that freedom, the constitution and the unique American experiment which began on July 4th 1776 will win out in the end.